"We'll take care of him, Captain," I told him from behind him."Who are they?" Flynn demanded in a drunken voice, noticing us for the first time."They ...re the owner and his second in command," the Captain advised him in a dark voice. Flynn flinched but remained silent."When will you be taking on a crew?" A large man near the back of the room asked after that."In a day or so," Captain Graham told him and the others before turning to leave the tavern. Flynn followed him. Wolf and I already had our. But beyond establishing she was okay, they didn’t push her too much once she explained she felt too overwhelmed to talk about it much. It felt nice to be home, it was familiar and comforting. The following morning she dutifully arrived with both her parents at the station to be interviewed. Her presence seemed to be a thing of excitement as the station buzzed around her. Eventually she was shown into a room with some sofas and a vending machine and interviewed by a WPC. She was very gentle and. "I smiled at Jack and suggested, "Jack, I can tell you really love her so why don't we bring some paper and pens and you can write her a letter each day. We can give them to other Marines to bring back to camp and mail for you."Jack smiled and said, "Thanks Banzai, that's a great idea. Now I just need to find some paper."I let him know I had it taken care of, "Jack, I already put some in your pack along with about ten pens."Jack grinned at me and said, "You sly devil dog, you had this planned. There, I came to know that my Chitti had met with an accident and fractured her leg. I brought her back home. That night when her husband came back home, he was shocked to see Shruti aunty in such condition.He asked why she did not call him. She replied, “I am fortunate to have a son like him. He helped me come back home.”Her husband came towards me and patted me, and said, “Well done, son. You will have to take care of her for a few more months. I am going to Delhi tomorrow for my visa. I will.